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901.
by aswanson 11y ago
I take journalist perspectives on technology trends as an anti-signal. They usually don't know what they're talking about, which is why they are journalists rather than technologists.
902.
by aswanson 11y ago
"This statement is false."
903.
by aswanson 11y ago
I remember thinking when I graduated high school the college doesn't matter because knowledge is knowledge, so unless it's MIT who cares? How idealistically wrong. Your college affects initial conditions, and life being the chaot
904.
by aswanson 11y ago
Hard nosed, no bullshit fighter. Rest in peace.
905.
by aswanson 11y ago
Tldr? Title seems clickbaity and I don't want to reward that.
906.
by aswanson 11y ago
Yeah, I was hesitant to click on the article based on the title. Thanks for confirming my suspicions.
907.
by aswanson 11y ago
They could have had the vision to lock down the rights earlier. Raiders of the Lost Ark was already a hit. It wouldn't take much to conjecture an alien movie by the same director would hit.
908.
by aswanson 11y ago
I thought the book was alright but spent way, waaaaay too much time on chess.
909.
by aswanson 11y ago
She was worth 100 million before taking the job. She's hasn't needed to work since 2004.
910.
by aswanson 11y ago
Paganistic druids without the priestly shroud, revealing all sources of revelation to man, existence its barest form, for all to extend, rewrite, and revise for the solitary path of revelation must bear the unique fingerprint of the journey
911.
by aswanson 11y ago
Götterdämmerung. Boss.
912.
by aswanson 11y ago
I worked at a place where you were ranked and promoted based on how much of your life you were willing to sacrifice to clean up management schedule estimate fuckups and bad technology choices.
913.
by aswanson 11y ago
I get the mental image of a wannabe Steve Jobs loudmouth running rampant without the slightest hint that he's building a fucking thermostat and he's really not that consequential in the grand scheme of things.
914.
by aswanson 11y ago
The less the cognitive requirement of your day job, the greater the mental surplus you have to work on something else at the same time.
915.
by aswanson 11y ago
The reason why enrollment is so high is because of the shortage Or because they hear politicians on TV without the slightest clue telling people there is a shortage. Or because they enjoy building things. Not so black and white, is it?
916.
by aswanson 11y ago
Sorry about the troll earlier. I commented without rtfa. Good luck reestablishing the company on a better moral foundation.
917.
by aswanson 11y ago
A lot of it comes down to exercise and diet. Skipping breakfast after a night of drinking can lead to a low level of blood sugar; this gets worse as we age and has the effect of depression. You have to closely monitor your blood sugar level
918.
by aswanson 11y ago
I never quite got Twitter. It just seemed like a giant celebrity circle jerk. Especially for celebrity tech people. And I just don't give enough of a shit about famous or prominent people for it to matter much.
919.
by aswanson 11y ago
Which gives an answer to the question posed by the post.
920.
by aswanson 11y ago
Why don't laplacian systems with slightly different initial conditions evolve in the exact same manner?
921.
by aswanson 11y ago
Right. So sick of that dumb shit. Anyone gullible enough to buy into propaganda like that is too stupid to hire, imo. I havent worked anywhere whereupon hearing mission statement oriented bullshit from the ceo or minions that I didnt say to
922.
by aswanson 11y ago
Young researchers in the medical research sciences. It seems, at least from everything I read, that the NIH et al are heavily incented to keep the inertia and old researchers doing incremental, low-impact studies in charge. Cancer research
923.
by aswanson 11y ago
Just keeping it 100: if you come up with a really good idea, (orthogonal to the companies business) that can make a lot of money in 20% time and give it back to your company rather than starting your own shit with it, you're stupid. O
924.
by aswanson 11y ago
That key pad was a good choice. And u added the rick Ross 'huh'! Hilarious! Good work man.
925.
by aswanson 11y ago
Yup. I sometimes check the comments on submissions with titles like this but never click the url.
926.
by aswanson 11y ago
Ng is an awesome lecturer, very easy to follow.
927.
by aswanson 11y ago
Ok. Let's narrow it down. Does anyone make it to the NBA at a position that requires something other than being able to run up and down the floor at a decent speed and be around 7 feet tall that didnt do so? A non-center position? Cer
928.
by aswanson 11y ago
Don't do it brother...trust me, you're just getting started.
929.
by aswanson 11y ago
Upvoted. Thanks for saving me from typing a few paragraphs, you hit my sentiment spot on, esp, re: options from 20-40. It sounds like he/she needs to sever a few anchors (job, location) and just do something that reignites some life f
930.
by aswanson 11y ago
Amazing...did not know that. Thanks.

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